Hunters Green Country Club sits in north Tampa, part of a master-planned residential community developed in the late 1980s. Tom Fazio designed the course, which opened in 1991 during a period when he was creating numerous upscale club layouts across Florida. The routing makes use of the area's natural wetlands and mature oak and pine vegetation, characteristics typical of the region's transition zone between coastal plain and interior highlands. The course plays through rolling terrain—modest by Florida standards but notable for the Tampa area—with elevation changes that provide natural drainage and strategic interest. Fazio incorporated the property's existing water features into the design, with lakes and wetlands coming into play on multiple holes. The layout emphasizes shot values and course management rather than pure length, with bunkering that defines landing areas and protects greens. The conditioning reflects the club's private status, with bermudagrass fairways and overseeded surfaces during the cooler months. Hunters Green operates as a private equity club serving the surrounding residential community and maintains a family-oriented membership culture. The facility includes tennis and social amenities alongside the golf course. While not a tournament venue or nationally ranked layout, the course represents Fazio's approach to residential club design during an era of significant golf development in the Tampa Bay metropolitan area.

Hunters Green Country Club sits in north Tampa, part of a master-planned residential community developed in the late 1980s. Tom Fazio designed the course, which opened in 1991 during a period when he was creating numerous upscale club layouts across Florida. The routing makes use of the area's natural wetlands and mature oak and pine vegetation, characteristics typical of the region's transition zone between coastal plain and interior highlands. The course plays through rolling terrain—modest by Florida standards but notable for the Tampa area—with elevation changes that provide natural drainage and strategic interest. Fazio incorporated the property's existing water features into the design, with lakes and wetlands coming into play on multiple holes. The layout emphasizes shot values and course management rather than pure length, with bunkering that defines landing areas and protects greens. The conditioning reflects the club's private status, with bermudagrass fairways and overseeded surfaces during the cooler months. Hunters Green operates as a private equity club serving the surrounding residential community and maintains a family-oriented membership culture. The facility includes tennis and social amenities alongside the golf course. While not a tournament venue or nationally ranked layout, the course represents Fazio's approach to residential club design during an era of significant golf development in the Tampa Bay metropolitan area.